The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
OHIO NEWS.

convention badly. Let 'er have 1t.
Articles of Incorporation for Cleve
lands jackson Club have been flied.
Grand COmmandery of the Order OF the
Rad Cross is In session at Springfield.
Bad winter wheat reports are received
by the Ohio State Board Of Agrlcul ur-.
William Lloyd was crashed to death
by a log wagon passing over him al
Lima.
Armour wins the butcher fight al
Akron. Local butchers will buy his
meats.
Mrs. Michael Maloley was killed by a
stroke of lightning yesterday afternoon
at Niles.
Edward F. Cody, clerk In the Toledo
postoffice, is under arrest for rObbing
the malls.
Zeal Estsee speculators are hOcklng
to Bowling Green, o., including Govern
or FOraker's agent.
In telling tree near Lima, o., John
Bussard was killed and Clinton Long
staff fatally injured.
Fire destroyed the Hotel Brunswick
In GlenVille, a suburb Of Cleveland, last
night. Loss $4,000.
The Presbyterian congregation at
Youngstown has split. Kicked against
having an organ In church.
L.Y. Clark, aged Is, and Mrs, Rose
Lyons, aged 32, elODed from YOungs
town. Oh, the glddy old girl.
Body Of Henry Rische as been fshed
out of the river at Cleveland. He went
insane on account of sons death.
Miss Maria L. Miller was married to
MIR. G. W. Derrick at Cleveland yester
day. Guess Derrick " i'll raise her.
The Robbins gas we'll at Lima was
shot on Thursday, and threw a flame
forty feet in length and fifteen feet
thick.
Mrs. Amanda Murphy and her nine
year old daughter we're found dead In
bed at CosbOcton. Coroner is inVesti-
gatlng.
Twenty-Five car builders of the United
States Rolling Stock Works at Urbsna.
O., have struck for twenty FIVE per cent
increase.
Towns having natural gas booms are
reaching out after TOledO's Maunee
rolling mill, which burned down few
days ago.
A, j. Chapman, q wealthy farmer at
Millersburg, was burned to q crisp by
falling into brush heap. His dog gave
the alarm.
Little fOur-year-Old boy named In
pher fell to burning brush pile at
Toledo and was burned to crisp Re !
lieVed by death.
The thirty-ffth annual reunion Of the |
Scottish Bite bodies under the jurisdic
tlon of the Grand COnsistOry of Ohio has |
begun in Cincinnati.
The great Fulton oil gusher at Bowl. |
Ing Green, 0, on fire, and the loss
already very heavy. Great alarm Is felt |
for the safety of other wells.
Joseph Burch killed his wife at Celina
with hammer. He proceeded to the
woods and twisting SUN bark from
tree hanged himself with 1t,
The Householder murder trial at
Steubenville has got jury and the evil
dence so far Is strong against him, Tho
charge is numbering his wife.
Another extraordinary faith cure has
been reported from Lima Mrs. Mary
SDOhn, down II years with rheumatism,
is now able to run 8 foot race.
A four year CID W,iisvllIe girl fell
from high-chslr and hit her tongue,
which happened to be out, almost off
The little one came near bleeding to
death.
Detective Jack Hinkle, Of the Cincin-
natl police force, was convicted Of steal
ing watch In custody of the depart
ment, and was sentenced to the work
house.
The 200 workmen at the nut and bolt
works of Arms, Bell & Co, of YJuugs.
town, have had their wages advanced
10 per cent. 1t was voluntary move
ment.
Three men were badly burned by the
explosion of gas, arising from tank
containing black japan, at he TOpIffe
Carriage Hardware factory aJ Cleveland
yesterday.
V. c. Curry & Cos large planning mill
at Wooster was burned Wednesday
morning. Supposed incendiary work,
This is the fourth burning out for them
in few years.
Little John KernOhan skipped from
his home at Alliance and has been ar
rested at Cincinnati. he picked up a
couple of "chums" and were painting
the town claret.
On the Cincinnati & Muskingum Val
ley Railroad freight train came In col
lision with construction train, near
Lancaster, Ohio, causing costly sm ash
OF property and inj1ring nine men, four
seriously, one Of them fatally.
Yesterday Mrs. Michael Ktrchner, aged
GA; Mrs, John Weimer, aged So; Mrs.
Joseph Cannon, aged Al, and Peter j.
Sever aged 68, died at Tifin. No less
than six Of the early pioneers have pass
ed away within the past week.
Minnich, of the Kent Bulletin, and
DR.. Morris are sued by Geo o. Rice, a
business man, for $1,000 for libel.
Scott, of the Kent Courier, sues his
neighbor Minnich for only $4,000
They must have lively times In Kent
The policemen at Mansfield shoot at
trsmps just to see how near they can
come to them. The bullet from pop
entered j. ", Chtsholm's back a few
weeks ago The sh0Otist took the wound
ed man to hia home until ha got we'll.
Wednesday morning Anthony Kesrns,
John Ryan, William Burton, and George
and Thomas McNicOl, we're seriously
burned by an explosion Of natural gas
at McNicOls pottery at East Liverpool
One OF the men was looking for leak
with q lantern when the explosion 0c.
Cured. All will recover.
Joe Bryant sues the B. & o. at Newark
for $4,000 damages. He was fireman
on q train and during collision with
9 hand car was caught, an iron bolt ruu
through his leg, hiS head and eyes in
jured, his back crushed, his hip and